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9781563088780

Teaming With Opportunity

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    9781563088780

  • ISBN10:

    1563088789

  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2001-08-15
  • Publisher: Libraries Unltd Inc

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Summary

A myriad of exciting opportunities for collaboration and networking awaits you! This guide shows you how to identify and optimize partnerships that benefit your library media center and help you build a true learning community. In addition to theoretical foundations of collaboration and learning, hands-on guidance is given for teaming up with school members, families, universities, libraries, community agencies, professional organizations, and businesses. A valuable professional reference for school librarians, administrators, teachers, and anyone seeking the skills and intellectual background to nurture a culture of lifelong learning and assume the lead in taking the library media center to the next level.

Author Biography

LESLEY S. J. FARMER is Coordinator of Library Media Teacher Services Credential Program and Professor of Library Media Technology at California State University, Long Beach. A frequent contributor to professional journals, she was selected by CSLA as the 1999 Technology School Librarian of the Year.

Table of Contents

Preface xi
The Learning Community
1(8)
The Learning Community
2(1)
How Does Information Literacy Help Learning?
3(1)
Case Study
4(1)
The Moral Is
5(1)
Library Media Teachers and the Larger Community
6(3)
Library Media Programs
9(8)
Standards
9(1)
Library Media Program Principles
10(2)
Setting the Stage for Partnerships
12(1)
Close Up
13(4)
Teaching and Learning
13(1)
Information Access and Delivery
13(1)
Program Administration
14(3)
Leading from the Middle
17(6)
Defining the Other
17(1)
Leveraging the Library
18(2)
Library Media Teachers as Change Agent
20(1)
Close Up
21(2)
Technology as a Means and an End
23(22)
What is Special about Technology?
23(2)
Collaps of Time and Space
23(1)
Combination of Media
24(1)
Sophisticated Processing
25(1)
Repurposing
25(1)
Technology as an End
25(3)
How Do Technology Tools Help Partnerships?
28(6)
Desktop Publishing (DTP)
28(2)
Databases
30(1)
Spreadsheets
31(1)
Presentation Programs
32(1)
Telecommunications
32(1)
World Wide Web
33(1)
Digitized Images
34(1)
Caveats about Technology
34(1)
Community Management
35(1)
Close Up
36(9)
The Nature of Groups
45(14)
What Is a Group?
46(1)
Organizational Behaviour
47(1)
Group Dynamics
47(1)
The Impact of Technology
48(1)
Dynamics Between Groups
48(2)
Life Cycles
50(2)
Power
52(2)
Groups as Partners
54(1)
Close Up
54(5)
Building Group Partnerships
59(10)
Scoping Out the Scence: The Environmental Scan
60(1)
Getting Group Support
61(2)
Planning
63(6)
Get Started
63(1)
Start Planning Activities
64(1)
Assess the Current Status
64(1)
Identify School Improvement Efforts
65(1)
Systemize Technology Support
65(1)
Develop the Implementation Plan
66(1)
Assess and Revise the Plan
67(2)
Teaming with School Members
69(18)
The Varieties of Power
69(1)
Teachers
70(5)
Support Staff
75(1)
Administrators
76(1)
Paraprofessional Staff
77(1)
School Board
77(1)
Students
78(3)
Communications
81(1)
Case Studies
81(1)
Close Up
82(5)
Teaming with Families
87(10)
Levels of Involvement
87(2)
Factors in Parent Partnerships
89(1)
Technology's Role
90(1)
The Virtual Volunteer
91(2)
Case Studies
93(1)
Close Up
94(3)
Teaming with Institutes of Higher Learning
97(8)
How IHEs Work
97(1)
Teaching in Community
98(2)
Professional Development
100(1)
Research Partnerships
101(1)
Case Studies
102(1)
Close Up
103(2)
Teaming with Libraries
105(8)
Building on Strenghts
105(1)
Traditional Partnerships
106(1)
Service Through Technology
107(1)
Advocacy
108(1)
Case Studies
109(1)
Close Up
110(3)
Teaming with Community Agencies
113(10)
The Role of the Individual
113(1)
What Are Communities Made Of?
114(1)
The Role of Government
115(1)
The Role of Mass Media
116(1)
Building a Sense of Community
117(1)
Measuring the Impact
118(1)
Case Studies
119(2)
Close Up
121(2)
Teaming with Professional Organizations
123(8)
Case Studies
125(2)
What Makes Them Work
127(1)
Close Up
128(3)
Teaming with Business
131(10)
Mutual Benefits
132(2)
What NOT to Do
134(1)
Positive Approaches to Business Partnerships
135(1)
Case Studies
135(2)
Close Up
137(4)
Levels of Learning Community Partnerships
141(36)
Project-Based Partnerships
141(1)
Project Close Up
142(1)
Staking Out the Library Media Center
143(1)
Library Media Center Close Up
144(1)
Mutually Supporting the Curriculum
145(1)
Curriculum Close Up
146(4)
School Initiatives
150(1)
Intitatives Close Up
151(3)
Whole School Reform
154(2)
Reform Close Up
156(4)
Shaping the District
160(1)
District Close Up
161(2)
Improving the Community
163(1)
Community Close Up
164(1)
Information Literacy Across the Levels
165(1)
Information Literacy Close Up
166(2)
Technology Standards Across the Levels
168(3)
Technology Close Up
171(6)
Putting It All Together
177(14)
Coordination versus Control
177(3)
Evaluation
180(2)
Assessment Instruments
182(3)
Redirection
185(1)
Maximizing the Impact
186(3)
For the Sake of a Child
189(1)
Close Up
190(1)
References and Additional Reading
191(8)
Index 199

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